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The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-11-05

75 dog. 7-Hook Foster I4acing Gloves in em- broidered Black 8, Browns and Tans, all sizes; goods sold reg ularly at $2 and s2.50 per pair. ... .........
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-11-05

The lay of the and-Hail, Colum. bia.-Bost0n Bulletin.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-11-05

50 dog. 4-Button gen. uine GrenOble Kid Gloves, in Black s,
 B r O W n s and Fans, our regular Sl.S 0iONe ...........
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-11-05
A oOMPANIoN TO SHE. By H. RtCiev Hu000vd.

(Note the full stop after .She. ? Apropos of this bold stroko, Mir. Hag- gard writes: .I nm totally innocent of this book (of which tho snb- title is Window Curtainsi' and which appears to treat chiefly of furniture and dol
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17

SALARIES
Paid salaries Of city officers from
Dec. !, 1855, to Nov. 30, 1855, in
elusive .. ........
SCAVENGER DEPARTMENT
Paid contractor from Dec. l, 1885,
to Nov. 20, 1885, inclusive, for city
and city extension......... e.
SINKING FUND. BONDS OF 1879
Pad Commissioner fDr bonds,
issue of 1870, Cancelled and re-
tired. ........s-s.. ..-.-.s.s.
SINKING FUND. BONDS OF 1888
PAID Commissioners for bonds.
issue OF 1888, Cancelled and re-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17
,C,, EEPING SPIDER"
49,. ,,op,casont Name Given TO I"
inc child by an Indian
-. tLa Ner ~ SnIt.

nm
ur, Augustus Hemingway u I DS
hacome greatly interested III Alo,"n''
mas VeT r,,sbipr. the ethnO)ogist, ana MS
rlaun 10 their home with her. ana lasC
VIE ~ sent for number of the Zunls 10
sprlns 81 Arlzona and help Mr.. Cushing
come II 81, They have lived at Manches-
u W. the.sea, In a cottage ciose oy 'no
tel'O3 noosu that they worship. one aay
s yis,ted the museum at oalehi' anu
'D9' otber things noticed the llle-slAe
snO"e Svures. One was baoy' WIN
0"p"-1 ot It's head shaved and Jocks OF
hair lei. my today" said u Young Indian
nave ST. s.Is that bald-headed oaOy
OF tpe P,sters." A missionary, knoWlnG
VIII 49,, 1--WE their children poetlcal
that lNea cd an aged Zuni to name MS
pSiheS, 20 rim. The missionary ala NOT
paoI .Sat the Indians, IN naming cnIlu
Kho" soak for names, but wait until
rem "eIdsnt in the babv's life shall sug-
some tbot seems 10 typity the young
gesI onp o~acter. So the missionary tried
tleI The Zuni In the matter, mucn TO
70 nul. t;,or;s discomfort. The baby was
~ loosely in worsted sha"I ahe
va irving hard to free almseil "hen Tue
wa u vas besougnt to hurry up Win
namI After contemplating the tniane
s"r moment In studious gravity Inc 1 w
alan uttered name and wit Ma S',.si tne
ii nIss,oIa il for me-" he said. at must
,,sn+hino beautiful. | think the nrst
pe so ~ # must mean evening star, for the
2g,ni nointed uD and made motions Oh
~. r,ot.r and know they think rain
l hna from the evening star" Then the
o[UpI nary told the name as the Indian
nd pronounced 1t. Mr; Cushing hest
cd and finally said, well, they have
,e made mistake, but i;, they have
rnsmad your child Creeping Spider"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17
ANNUAL REPORT or THE CITY
TREASURER.
statement OF Cash Received and Dis
bursed from January l 10
December 81, 1886.

DR.
Cash in treasury Jan. /, 1885, ....S {s $40 50
ASPHALT PAVEMENT
Received from Vafi0us parties for
assessments for putting down as
street street ...... ','.. ~ 1898 So
BOARD or HEALTH-
Receiv we'd from John A Douglass
n Co., amount oyerpaid and re-
funded -. ..s..-.....s.... ...... IL 90
BOARD or HEALTH, O. E. NJ
Recrised from offce c0l-f
lccfions odOrltss excA-
waiting machine ...ss s.a5s s.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17
MAYORS ANNUAL REPORT
CITY or SAVANNAH,
MAYORS OFFICE, Jan. ], 1887 i

felton, Citizens: ..
NV report OF the Financial Receipts and
r,nerditures" of the city for the year 1886 ls
rp.nectfully submitted for your information.
The Treasurers report is hereto appended
,.nsrt Of this report, and for general lnfor-
nation the reports OF the various city Officers
concerning their respective departments Will
he appen, and published
1he receipts for the year, exclusive OF the
baisnce on hand on the let of January last,
hon S6ISQI, is. leaving a balance in the
treasury of 1922 %. .
Tbe general purposes for which the money
has heen expended and the sources from
which the revenue has been derived are shown
by trial SAlance" OF the treasury DOCKS as
follows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17

~.
AsPHALT PAVEMENT
Paid coat OF paving,
grading and otherwise
improving that portion
OF Broughton streetly-
ing net weou Ahercorn
and West Broad streets
with asphalt pave
mept -. ...........s 2s.42S "a
Paid various parties
amounts refunGeJ FOR
over payments on their
assessments for asphalt
pavement on BrOugh-
ton street. "............ 1873 22--$so,6oS 3
BOARD OF HEALrH-
Pa d salary Of Health
O1icer from Dec. :,
1885, TO Nov. 30, 1855,
inclusive ........s.....S 800 90
Paid snlaries OF city
physicisns for one year 1900 90
Paid CITY Physician o.
ira compensation for
feeding horse for one
year .............. s..t. 10 20
Pad salaries Of officers
at City DiSpensdry a.. 1854 %
Paid Tor drugs, medi-
cines. labels, etc.,. 2l7lB
PAID for Oil, fuel, x az
ing, stove, repairs, ETC.,
at CITY Dispcnsary 1853 rs
Paid for printing mortu-
airy reports, Circulars
stationery, etc, for
Health Oniccr ......., 90 o.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17

lo'al. S6a4. so 30 1924. 80 10
lulereSt coupons TO the amount of SIS6,9S6 10
on me bonds OF the issues of 1879 and 1884 have
T%eeG pad ana sl,O09 81 interest on the old
THE BONDED DEBT.
/, Outstanding bonded debt of the city on
can l, 1886, Was as follows
S Slaqs COMPROMISE Of lS79........S 3.34g. ZOO
Oh bonds - $3.50"
AmSntc and Gulf railroad bonds
Tghioiisea by the city ............ $500
D.. ! NJ issues Of 1879 and 1883 have been in
wsa'ed by issues in exchange for old bonds
70 rH9 0a ne compromise arrangement, by
~ OIL INC issue of 1870 and $3.50 Of 1852. But
c ue, nave been reduced by purchase and cam
b,oS S'os Ss tn,lows: Bonds OF 1879, s92, 800
,,, a1s ueot ha, been further reduced by tho
to ulse ana cancel alton of old b ,nds "a
ar, oid bonds 81. 100; Ojd bonds Atlantic
am Iuii railroad, ndorsed nv The civ e.
deI,,sau,uimary statement Of the bonded in
l,5 ,r nes5, ncinding the transactions Of
d." may De expressed as follows:
bonds compromise
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17

civ lie embraceI the entire bonded deb, NJ Tho
ivy IN the bond issues Of ISIS 20 a 'nS
have, ~ in ,ne exception aroresa,a ,,o..
'aalic aud SGm nlts Of the bonds of w. Az
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17
2reai Mofires.

GEOkGlA, CHATHAM CouNTY.--Notice /
~ hereby given 10 all persons having IA
mands against WILLIAM n. Holt de
ceased. 20 present them To me properly m nd,
out withln the time prescribed by law 40 \
70 show their character aud amount: and Al
persons indebted to said decea sed arc hersb,
required TO make immediate payment TO me
FEBRUARY IL. 1887
HARRIET r. HOLT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-15
Santa FG Route.
The GUT. Colorado ~ Santa Fe Railway
h 'he pleasure of announcing the OPEN
h ul new route
no MEMPHIS


Magnificent Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cpr- are run daily via tins route. which is
by rr the quickest and shortest line to
Mcmphis and all points in the Southeast.
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LIternry society ExercIses.

Division b of the Literary Society
of the Dallas Academy, at its regular
meeting yesterday, carried out the
following programme: Song, Live for
Something, school, recitoiion, Is
There Any Money in II? Elmer Car
ter; reading, Bachelor Ben, Florence
b sell composition, True Politeness,
Cirrie S. Loeb; recitation, Phillip
Heating; recitation, Honor Bright,
Philo Tompkins; calisthenics, primary
class; recitation, Paul Ellington
composition, Books, Sawnie Robert-
son, Jr. recitation, Scattering Seeds,
Hattie Friou; Instrumental music,
Maud Middleton; recitation, Charity,
Myrtle Terry; recitation, Norman
Craig; recitofion, A Letter TO Mama,
Selma Leider; composition, Flowers,
Belle Desmond recitation, All, Sid
Henry Myers recitation, One Mother,
Thomas Trottman; reading Ak
grinding, Willie MunIord; song,
Beauty Every where, school.
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Last Nights Fire.

An alarm was turned in from box
81. corner of Broadway and Pacific
avenue, at $40 o'clock last evening,
ard as this is general alarm box, the
entire fire department rushed to the
scene, which proved TO be the foundry
OF Louis Duffy. The building, frame
structure, was partially destroyed.
Loss on building and patterns, 5000 (;
partially insured. The fire, which was
caused by sparks, originated near the
engine room.
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PInnns So
Geo. Ellis y Co., Real Estate

Oh rental payments at Frees Il Sons
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Dissolution Of COpartlGrShip.

The co-partnership of Gilbert &
Clark is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, c. f. Gilbert having purchas-
ed the interest of l.. W and j w.
Clark in the DALLAS HERALD news
paper and job printing establishment,
and they having retired from said
business G. Il Gilbert assumes any
Indebtedness of the Cd firm and will
carry out contracts heretofore made
and is authorized to col ect all claims
due the firm. G. L. GILBERT,
l.. w. CLARK,
j. w. CLARK.
Dallas, Sept, "a. 1887.
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The North Texas National Bank,


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Organs Sold

on rental payment at Frees Il Sons.
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BuckIen's Arnica splve.

The best salve in the vol I'D for Cuts,
pruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Bheum,
Fever Sores. letter Cha\ped Hands,
Sh;Iblains. Corns. and al Skin Erup-
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ppayfect satisfaction or me ey refunded
Price 25 cents per box. Cor sale by
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COrinth,
Chattanooga,
atlanta,
Louisville.
Cincinnati
and all points North. East and Southeast

For sleeping ear accommodations, through
tickets and bag gage checks. apply to
W. J. STORMS. Ticket Agents Dallas.
JAMES :. Clark, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Galveston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-15
BLACK W0LFI.

Or Black Lcprosy. l. ascasc which Is considered
'ncurablo but II has yielded 10 tlc curative prop
srtics Of SwiFr's SrEriFtC-uuN known all oyf
The world as ;. :. :. Alis. EsIl'y ~ Nc't Somcr
VILE Nuss near Boston lt trit t-tdr several ears
lgowith this hilcou- black eruption and was treat
ed by the best medical Talent, who could only saw
that the disease was SPECIES 81 LEPROSY
and consequently ilcurahc. 10 IS impossible 70 de
scribe her sulcr.rcs Her body from the crownoi
Der head TO the sOigs of her let was mass OF de
C he lcsh rotiirg OF aud leaving great cavities.
Ilr fingers fcsfcrgd aid seyolll nails dropped OF
40 one time lirr limbs contracted bY the fearful
ulccratiou. and fory shc did not leave her bed
Her weight was reduced e. N lsj 90 60 lhs. SEINE
faint idea OF her condition can be CLEAN d from
The fact that three pounds 81 Cosnoline oI ONT
nrnt were used per week iu dressing her sores
Finally he PHYSICIANS acknowledge their dcics
hy this Black Wolf, aud Comlondcd the suEcre
% her all-gise Creator
Her husband hearing wonderful repof1s Of Swi'S
Specific Is. :. -. prevail u On her to Try u as
last resort. She began T. use undir protest. bu
soon found that her system. was beng relieved @
the poison a. the sores Is-unicd n rcd and heaihy
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February; every ecre WAS hcaleo. tie DISCARDED
chair and crut lff, Gna was ior Tie q 4 tune IN J.
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Visitors 90 the Exposition

Must not fail TO call at VIII A. Watkin
a. Co.'S. exhibit, and see the finest
stock of the worlds most celebrated
pianos ever exhibited in Texas.
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and Collecting Agents, have returned
to their old stand, COZ Main street
For bargains in real property call on
us. GEO. ELLIS ~ Co.,
COZ Main street.
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Note the Schedule.

Lave Dallas, Gulf Colorado e. Santa Fe
railway. = q. M: leave Farmersyille, Gulf
Colorado n santa Fe railway. S:M a. M;
leave Wolfe city, 81. Louis, Arkansas ~
Texas 10 ilwHy, 1918 u. M; leave TcNar-
kama. ST. Louis Arkansas & Texas railway,
b p. M: leave Pine Bluff St. Louis, Arkan.
sas ~ Texas railway, l2:2l a. m; leave
Brinkley. Memphis a Little Rock railroad,
4:39 u. m; arrive Memphis, Memphis ~ Lit
tie Rock railroad, 0l5 a. m. AT Memphis
connection is made for
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Astonishing

low prices asked for pianos and or
gans at Frees q Sons. Please call
aud be convinced.
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Grover Cleveland Marches,
and other popular music at Frees "
Sons.
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Estey organs are known TO he the
best in the world. VIII A. Watkin "
Co, agents.
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Teal Estate Transfers.

George w. Clark and wife to Henry
Burgoom, Ill acres on Bear creek,
$780,.
S. b. IIanway to w. Illingw orth, sc
by 100 feet on Elm street, and lot l,
block B, McCoy's addition, $4,000.
VIM Kelly and wife to III. l.. Nc
Gregor, 25 by 100 feet, block SO, official
map, $2S00.
OIL. Parry TO W. II. Garretson, lot
%. block b, Mansfeld's addition, $780,
w. j. Moroney to the Gulf, Color
ado & Santa Fe Railway Company, 80
by 5l1 feet of The Nicholson tract OF
the Bryan survey, $500.
James S. Herring and wife 10 Chas.
ii. Lloyd, 80 by l25 feet, West Dallas,
$265.
Many Poole Refuse To Take Cod Liver
Oh Oh account of its unpleasant taste
This difficulty has been overcome IN
Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphtes. Ii being as
paatab as milk, and the most yalu-
able remedy known for the treatment
of Consumption, Scrotula and Bron-
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eases of Children, Chronic Coughs
and Colds, has caused physicians in
all parts of the world to use it. Physl-
clans report our little patients take it
with pleasure. Try SCOTS Emulsion
and be convinced.
, 1887-01-13
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

OF ha Third Judicial District Of the Territory
OF Washington, holding terms at Port Town
send, in jefferson County. tor the counties o
Jefferson. CiaIam, Island and San Juan.
A,lela Nash, plaintiff VS. Whipple Nash, de
The United States of America send greeting
10 Whipple Nash. defendant You are hereby
| required to appear in action brought against you
by the above FAMED plaintit, in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District of the Ter
rtory of Washington, holding terms at the
City of Port Townsend, in the County of def
T. r>on, fo- The counties of jefferson. Cialam,
Island and san Juan. and to answer The cGm-
plant therein. within sixty DAYS after the date
OF the first publication of This summeus, or
Judgment by deiauit will be taken against You.
according 10 The prayer 'f the complaint filed
herein.
The said action is brought lay plaintiff to OBJ
tain dive &c from defendant ulior the follow
ing grounds: That on the first day of January,
1881. said defendant wiIfully and without cause,
dc .cr ed ard abandoned said p.SinIif. and ,er
since has and still continues so TO wi;fu iy and
GithOut caaee desert and abandon said plaintiff
and la live separate AID apart frC III her withou,
suf!Cient cause any reason, and a.,ain,t her
will and without her consent.
Taat aid defendant has fD- six years last IeSt
negt Cted aud refused to make suitable or any
provision for said pa aintif, or the family of said
Ihaintii and defendant, although aIuudantly
able 20 10 do: that during all OF said fine said
defendant has been in good health and OF sniff
cicnt St:ergih and ability TO COmfortaiI,y y O.
care and custody of n minor child Of paiHtitt
and defendant. named Bertha, on the -ronnd
that defendant is an improper pc: son 10 have
the care aud caStody of s7id child And also to
procure judgment against said defendant III
favor OF said plaintiff for her costs and diSOurse-
ments therein and for general relief. And you
are hereby notified that if yoI fail TO appear
and answer said complaint. Is above required.
the plain i'll will apply 10 the Court for the relief
demanded in said complaint
Witness, the honorable Roger =. Greene. Judge
of the said District Court, apG the zeal thereof,
this 23d day Cf December. 4 D.. 1886.
JAMES SEAVEY. Clerk
e fiTSt .InnuaFy
STRIVE, Ha!Ee> < MrMickcn, Attorneys for
plaintiff.
, 1887-01-13

t.-| .a|.m..- .g....I.. q.
.n~. ugus a.I rglr..aaI 10
I J. ,.-'f..s'. ur-.a- thorla.u~
~ ".ga.p.a f.r tie proposed Ms;a9-
DIST University. assuming that Port
Townsend had given NO OF I1iIci.
Rev. J. =. Drni-on of this city writes
to that paper Is follows:
il has been hera,lod through the
church and tie world that the
bugy, Sound conference vas to build
q university 1T Port Townsend The
writer hereof received from Bishop
Harris unsolicited and without be .
ing consulted IN The least the ap-
psimtueut Of agent for the confer
ence of such university. Recently
circulars have gone forth from Olym-
pia announcing a. q fact that the
whole thing was q failure and imply
ing that l was authority TO them for
such statements This leads me to
give the facts Of the case a follows:
The offer II the conference was
made il the name cf the Board Of
Trade Of Port Townsend by the
Secretary thereof. The offer was
based upon the fact Of certain prof
| fers that had been made in whole or
in part to the committee OF said
board. believed to be bona .fdc.
Soon after, one Of the parties most
relied upon, Il non resident. indicated
| Z diSDn~itiOn 10 withdraw the offer
meGe. That offer was regarded by the
committee of said hoard as essential
and pivotal. Negotiations have been
going on slowly because of distance
with that party. The result is as yet
| il doubt. At times 1t has seemed
nearly hopeless, again it has seemed
more hopeful. The result cannot be
predicted.
II that person Will meet the terms
expected and the coming spring shall
open with good business prospects
there is but little doubt the condi-
tions Will be met. If the former
condition be not met still it is posi-
bic that the subsidy shall be made
up.
| The brethren are exhorted to patti
| ence. The unexpected, but compul-
sary SbseEce of Bro. Wen from home
during most of the fall retarded mat
ters very much and very unexpected
ly.
What / said 10 our Olympia friends
[ still say namely: II this project
fails Olympia is my next choice, pro
Vidcd their be liberal But we have
not failed nor have we abandoned
hope. However l am glad t. see
Olympia rouising aup nd do not want
discouragement given them. Let II
be fairly understood However that
nothing can commit the conference
but conference action. and ii is very
uncertain how Il conference will vote
But Olympia can make her offers
as well as any other place and they
shall certainly be fairly considered
Port Townsend, Jan. 1st, 1857.
\ public meeting Will soon be held
here at which it will probably be
demonstrated whether or not ou
citizens want this great educational
institution enough to subscribe the
necessary bonus 1t can be done
and if we are wise it aUiH be done.
Ii this opportunity is allowed to slip
a great factor in town building will
hove been voluntarily relinquised.
, 1887-01-13
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